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Hi, in the last year I had been learning SEO from YouTube, now I will start 3 blog in the VPN/SAAS/CRYPTO niche(I know I should have been starting opening my sites before, but my parents would not be happy with it and I didn’t have a credit card to pay the domain so I had to wait for my friends to convince themselves to give me the credit card)I will own only one 100%(the SAAS one) and the other two I will own 50% with one of my friend(who also knows SEO), for the vpn site I’ve already wrote 130 SEO optimised articles and for the SAAS I’ve already did 20 articles, while the crypto one only the topical map. I didn’t interlink them and didn’t add on external linking, I plan on doing some link building with guest post and HARO mostly, I also plan on adding a email list, guys do you think I will be able to reach 3500 Dollars a month(total) with affiliate marketing by september of 2025? Note that i am in high school(the fifth final year I am on Italy) I am only 17 years old, and the crypto one will not be opened until mid October. I also plan on opening maybe some some Rank and rent site around January, so guys can I make it? Also I could be able to land a job in SEO or maybe affiliate manager, thanks for the long read!!!

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